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Saw this on Facebook and thought it was interesting enough to share. I would love to see some interior photos.

I was thinking of him last night. Thank you for the update and please keep us posted.

Looking good!!

Mike, my daughter’s Jeep had an aftermarket radio in it at the time of purchase. Did the same thing. It would also dim and brighten while driving, it would literally blind you when it switched to bright yellow. Needless to say I pulled it and replaced with the factory radio I found used. I feel you pain and fully understand why you want it gone!

So I had to check their website, WOW!! Suddenly I want to go up there to try some. Wonder what it costs to ship?

Now that you mentioned it, you just described my hobby 💪

Around here no one like Hershey's ice cream (only tourists) its a novelty name associated with chocolate company not liked because of its taste. The big sellers are WAWA, Turkey Hill, Breyers and Green's. I am pretty fussy when it comes to Ice cream, if it has anything out of the ordinary in the ingredients (corn syrup) we wont buy it!

YUP, we visited the one in Amarillo, stocked up the freezer on ice cream, brought it back to PA while we were at Oasis.

Yup, prices were decent and the selection was incredible

Yeah, us as well! Love those NH state stores, they are the only store on a designated exit off of I-95! Can’t beat that

Ray, beautiful!! Post some more photos in the gallery.

have you tried these folks; http://sourcerv.com/

Physical inspection, if no obvious damage, you can ohm each wire from one end to the other on a bench.

Bill, why not some long screws and large washers or flat bar behind the grill to draw it tight? Id consider placing rubber on the back of the egg so it doesn't vibrate and scratch up the paint.

Depending on the size of the hole a drain like this would help, it only discharges the water when when in accumulates in the tube. Again, depending on the size of the hole a 3/16 hole should have very little effect on AC operation, if a rubber tube like the one in the photo is missing, I could see that being an issue.

Kubota is big in construction equipment, mini loaders, skid steers, mini excavators, mulch blowers, straw blowers and Hydro seeders. I cannot say I have ever had a bad experience with one of their products.

Personally, I’d remove the fuel line, put it in a 5 gallon gas can full of fresh gas with a good carb cleaner concentrate, run it under load and empty the gas can, non stop. Reconnect back to the coach and see if that resolves your concern. Of course with a fresh fuel filter also. It sounds like it doesn’t get exercised enough thus causing carburetor problems. This would be the cheapest option.

Yeah, us as well!

Personally I’d seek out a used one, obviously out of the serial number range. Have everything salvageable transferred over (fuel system) maybe cylinder head (assuming the damage is all block related). RV one had a few ISL’s the last time I was on there seeking a Mercedes MB500.

Check Amazon for the Fleetguard number. That seems to be the cheapest, especially if you have Amazon Prime.

Yeah, my trip home from work usually 50 minutes for 19 miles. Today 30 minutes. DW is now working from home, corporate has been cleared out.

Worse than that over here Herman!

TDnME, welcome to the FMCA Forums! I was wondering myself how full timers are making out with this. If campgrounds, State and National parks are closing that leaves Wally docking as the only resort.

Have you tried to supply a new ground to the starter while it’s installed or checked the current ground? A set of automotive jumper cables would suffice for a test. When you say won’t crank, does the engine spin when you attempt to start it, what sound does it make, just a THUD? where are you attempting to start it, at the generator or from inside the coach?

Same post on Facebook. They certainly put it out in many locations to make everyone aware.